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Brilliant 😂

100% True. My kids (11 ad 13) are TOTALLY sick of hearing about Danny Carey!

Nailed it!!!

Hahahahahaha

agreed.

Mine too :-D Ive seen each and everyone react to it in the inet :-D

Exactly what I was going to say.

How do I stop stupid reactors from showing up on my feed??

Guilty. Not guilty!

They're all genius, I know a few old school fans have had a bit of an issue since 10,000 Days actually. The reason I generally am given is variation, if you listen to Opiate and then Undertow, it's kind of a logical conclusion point. Then when Aenima came out it was a sudden and extreme shift, it's a perfect middle, it has the riffy rock root of Undertow with just a hint in songs like Third Eye and the like of where the band was heading, point being it's a massive evolution. Then Lateralus came out and they kind of crossed from just a really killer and smart metal band to that near religious experience feel, again, a massive evolution of their sound. So you had four albums, each one a complete asimptote of an evolution in terms of the sound, to the point it's awe inspiring. Now it's not that I agree, but I know some people like me who were there when Opiate came out felt like 10,000 Days, as awesome as it is, sounds like just kind of an extension of Lateralus, and same with Fear Inoculum, they both (to those people) sound kind of like just more of the same... it's undoubtedly awesome, but I've heard some say it feels kind of like they're standing still since Lateralus, it's a great spot to be at but they miss that shock hearing something that sounds completely unlike anything from anything released before. Again, this isn't so much me, I love both those albums but I can see where they're coming from, they're amazing but I can see how some will feel there's a risk in being in a comfortable space musically and they've become so comfortable in the sound they produce that it would be interesting to see them stretch themselves a bit more on their next album and try doing something maybe they're a bit uncomfortable trying, adding some new (or maybe old traditional) instruments or trying something outside their comfort zone.

"Hey Danny, what's the time signature?" Danny: "All of them"

@@andrewhussey4538 Yeah, for sure, they found themselves with Lateralus, and that's where they stayed. I have a few friends who didn't like them actually since Justin joined, mostly.

@@andrewhussey4538 I think that’s well put. The first question that pops to my mind is, can Maynard’s voice match anything different? Like, he’s legit but there’s a reason you don’t hear Ticks and Leeches live anymore. Their sound is what it is because it’s what they can all play in unison with MJs vocals.

Aye. Fierce craic out.

Until you see the Clockworks drum cam video.

Gavin Harrison disagrees! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bNmlqZae18etmKs.html But Danny is not bad at all ;-)

Portnoy and Gavin Harrison > Danny Carey

@@JimBobele He is good. But he is just playing a beat very well. Not 4 beats very well. Big difference.

@@JimBobele Watched it...it was eh, compared to Danny Carey.

He sits like a King !

You have to think as soon as your emotions take over playing a song like that it's over. The only way to get through it is to remain in control mentally and physically.

Probably goes back to his classical training. Those people spend lots of time just learning shit like posture and techniques.

Anthony Watkins just another day at the office for him 😎

He still makes it look that easy at almost 60 years old. That's what makes it that much more impressive at this point

Jesus Christ 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️ it's really nothing for him when he's been playing this music for years. He has to come up with the patterns for the song when the music is written.

It's so weird when you listen to a tool song and that driving rythm and expressive symbal work is just a part of the music but when you actually see the talent and the phsicality behind it, it just amazes me

Welcome. Have a nice dip in the TOOL pool... the water's fine. Forty Six & 2 Stinkfist The Pot Great place to start. Lateralus is the greatest album of all time. Enjoy!

Well my man just let yourself go, can never go wrong with Tool.

Welcome to the tribe, mate! There is a lot to explore...

@@heavenstibetsee5716 Vicarius and on and on...

@Tbone6string1 Welcome to the family!!! If you start to dive in, don't let the so-called die hards chase you away. The Tool fan base is varied, and we have our fair share of people who think they know it all. Just listen, don't overthink too much, and most of all, enjoy it!!! Again, Welcome to the fam!!!

There's another part of the song where he is playing in 4 different times.

He’s got 4 going at the same time.

FI is a slow burner but it has become a masterpiece in my eyes. Every song is worthy

Yip, personally I love culling voices

@Richard Horrocks "There's barely a memorable riff" The flashy sections of 7empest, the catchy one in pneuma, the invicible breakdown or the beautiful outro of Descending are not good Riffs for you? "Vocals are simple" I mean, I don’t agree with the simple term but I know what you’re getting at, Maynard’s voice range is much weaker than in his prime, and I agree with that, but it doesn’t mean it doesn’t work, Flows well with the smooth sound of FI.

The Transcendent He’s in his mid fifties. His lyrics and vox reflect this. He’s not an angry young man anymore and the music reflects this. He’s matured, shame his “fans” can’t do the same. FI is their best album, and I’m OGT.

@Richard Horrocks ok edge lord, it's not like one of the songs won a Grammy or anything

I was fortunate, my last concert was Tool on March 11th. I believe that was their last show. I had tickets to see them again in May. I was really looking forward to this summer's concert schedule. I hope we can get back to sone normalcy soon.

@Big Homie Steve The Metal Headi predict you will enjoy it thoroughly. Tool is like Rush, better live than in studio. Metallica I haven't seen in a long time but used to be a fun show too. Better days ahead my friend, and possibly new material!

@@richardburch1061 I had 10th row tickets for Miami on April 15th, broke my heart to see it canceled. So fucking glad I traveled to see them twice last year. Yup, Tool Pucifer, and Steven Wilson as soon as possible, fingers crossed. Peace!

@Big Homie Steve The Metal Head Tool was my last concert (actually last 4 concerts) before Covid. What a way to go out!

Is it? For sure?

Electronic pads

Yes! His modular synth that he has in the background, you see him adjust it in the first of the video, is utterly influenced by cEvin key (Skinny Puppy). This where the sounds on the pads come from.

Mandala pads are next level for any drummer

yes. Mandala pads for sure. Custom made for and programmed by Danny Carrey

100% as a Live Listen!! :0D

also, great job!!! Perfectly executed.

If you are the infamous Sara, I'd like to thank you for your recommendation.

@@MrDuanepalmer you're welcome 👍

Now listen to any Tool song.

maynard tried his hardest to ruin the album and I have thought that since the first time I heard it

Yeah, he puscifer'd the hell out of the vocals, but the other boys played so fuckin' well that I don't really mind.

I'll also recommend listening to Fear Inoculum in reverse order (last song to first song). Might have a different feel by the end than your first listen.

or dont listen to it cause its still shit no matter what you do.

If Maynard would have shown up it could have been one of their finest

Octodad

Aren’t we all bored of this joke already?

Octopus Prime

@@unsalsongun Apparently not "all" after all are bored already of this...joke huh? lol

Microbe T. Yeah jokey lol joketopus see? I’m taking u guys to the next lvl

My 3 favorite drummers! So sad Neil passed.

As a fellow drummer Copeland and Neil were always huge influences to me as well as Bonham and many others. Danny is a BEAST!!🤘

That may very well be the case.

Nirvana was aight then they got a great drummer and well the rest is history

Nah, bands are only as good as their lead singer. I can name countless bands in the metal word who have crazy good music, but the vocals make it unable to be listened to.

Nathan Tumulty singer is definitely important. We the kings the only issue I ever had with them was one bass was for show because you wouldn’t even know they had a bass player if you didn’t see him on stage or in pics. I’m sure if no bass was even played at live shows or recorded nobody would notice the difference . 2 Travis writes to many love songs , pop punk /rock band well rock out put some edge on the sound , to much pop love songs fir a band might as well be Travis Clark featuring the backing band the kings

@@nathantumulty7172 Lead singers are rather subjective in what is considered "good". On the other hand good drummers are undeniable.

Some bands have a lead singer and a lead guitarist. Tool has a lead drummer.

Danny is the voice of the band but he plays drums and never sings. Maynard is the soul of the band doesnt like to be in the spotlight. Adam Jones is the leader of the band but lets everyone do their own thing. And Justin is the newest member, but he's been in the band for 20 years. Thats just Tool being Tool.

I aguree

You can't put one higher than another. They play their parts to their perfection in each song. That's what a band is.

Perspective is a funny thing. It was interesting hearing him talk about listening to lyrics foremost, those are always the hardest to me. I can listen to a song dozens of times and not really know what they're saying, I see them as another instrument to deliver tone and rhythm, and only really get what they're trying to say if I force myself to focus on the words and not the way they're said. It's music first, message second. Makes listening to foreign music easy though lol, since I don't focus on words by default.

He really approach the drums like a living being from another dimension, so all those drum lines are basically him and the spirit communicating through music. It's the power of magick.

@@Qliphirot yep, Eye agree to a certain degree and U'r correct, Eye still don't like Crowley's Thelema and Magick, it's overrated and at times even stupidly dangerous and Eye only like Mr. Carey's and Mr. Page's works!!! Eye feel the same for Kabbalah and many other practacies, there are only few exceptions though which Eye won't mention cuz Eye won't be lenghty!!! Eye γνῶθι σαυτόν and nothin else!!! cheers from Italy!!! Over & Out!!! Alga369

@@RickHeffe the fuck did you just say?

That's too bad ahaha, I hate Crowley so seeing such a great drummer being "associated" in any way with him is kinda disappointing

@@ikethetike231 hahahaha yo hahaha

I agree DJ,the sound of the Guitar's is much more forward and impressive on this live track than on the cd,must of watched this live cam vid a thousand times now and never get fed up with it .

I could not agree more!! FRESH, WELL RESTED. hahaha snacks and water/pepsi at the ready. Sori could 'Zen' out the space again like she did for Lateralus. This needs to happen! hahaha

Big Homie Steve The Metal Head and exactly to vins point. Listen to it without focusing on the lyrics.

Big Homie Steve The Metal Head especially with Tool

@Big Homie Agreed. It's why Tool doesn't release the lyrics with the album and wants the listener to experience the whole first.

Ha! Noticed that miss also, but he recovers so well I wasn’t sure.

I saw this pattern pointed out to me by a 'drum teacher reacts' video and now it's like waiting for xmas every time it comes around. I have seen this Drum Cam vid sooo many times and its STILL amazing.....

@@BricktowneMedia I'm gonna have to look that video up. I was trying to count the measures and it seams like each time it moves through some of the patterns "1" begins on a different note. It's like the accent keeps moving from one group of measures to the next group of measures. Mind Bender!

@@infinite7501 Let me try and find it! I will post the link here when I do!

@@infinite7501 huzzah!! Found it. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btKJqMiYktnDZ5s.html

@@BricktowneMedia Very cool.. Thanks!